• Het Binnenhof - The literal birthplace of the Hague where each building serves as a living monument and a piece of art.
• Torentje Onderhoudsbedrijf - If a person lived in the Hague for more than a week
• there is a good chance they saw Dutch prime minister. We will test our luck and sneak into his working office if we can see him as well!
• Hotel Restaurant ‘t Goude Hooft - The oldest café/inn in the Netherlands (1423). Originally serving knights and travellers Goude Hooft has now shifted to regular citizens.
• Passage - First place in the Netherlands where shopping as we know it today came to be. Inspired by Parisian architecture is still as impressive as it used to be in the XIX century.
• Lange Voorhout 32A - The smallest house in the Hague. We should be careful not to miss this one. Only 183cm wide!
• Hotel Des Indes - You may know Netherlands as a humble place, but Hotel Des Indes will prove that the Hague is made from a different material. Shinning beauty which is not afraid of demonstrating its wealth.

• Expert guide included

• Tea and coffee
• Snacks
• Alcoholic Beverages

The Hague offers a remarkably distinctive mix of regal history, palace mysteries, age-old customs, and folklore, all wrapped up among towering buildings and progressive city design. This city reveals multiple aspects.

Embark on a voyage with us across eras - from periods of knights, troubadours, and elegant ladies; from its humble beginnings as a tiny village, though arguably the most upper-class one globally, to a dominant political hub. We’ll delve into why The Hague’s contemporary architecture is so captivating, and naturally, we won’t overlook advancements and street artwork.

Additional tours (including food, history, street art, architectural, contemporary art, museums, quaint towns, rural areas, via bikes, boats, balloons, photographic excursions) throughout the Netherlands are available on Snurk.Travel.

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